Sentence examples similar to predicaments as advanced from inspiring English sources

There's a sameness to their predicaments as well.

She is in the Newton Falls predicament as thick as anybody.

The inexplicable nature of romantic longing, the insuperable divide between thought and feeling, is a predicament as old as the hills, and one that, I'd guess, women are more disturbed by than men -- especially the sort of women who have "grasped certain fundamental notions first advanced by Plato" and still find themselves doubled over with "the agony of sexual reasoning".

Such "alliance predicaments," as the article calls them, are not limited to Japan.

Enter some math competitions as you advance.

As you advance, create your own combos.

Financial shares advanced 0.9 percent as a group.

There is some wisdom in the propositions advanced on all sides of our current predicament, despite the unfortunate fact that each set of statements is easy to dismiss as born of self-interest and tainted by hypocrisy.

Bankruptocracy is as much a European predicament as it is an American "invention".

She described Tymoshenko's predicament as "a very, very serious situation".

Heike Friedrich of East Germany was in a similar predicament as Biondi.